Ceramics – Let’s get dirty.

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Ceramics – Let’s get dirty.

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Ceramics – Let’s get dirty. The Principles of Design. These are what the the artist uses to arrange the formal elements to create a composition which expresses meaning. The Formal Elements. Line Shape Color Texture Value (light and dark). The Principles of Design. Scale - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Principles of Design

These are what the the artist uses to arrange the formal elements to create a composition which expresses meaning.

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The Formal Elements

LineShapeColorTextureValue (light and dark)

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The Principles of Design

• Scale• Unity and variety• Proportion• Balance• Emphasis

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scale

SCALE

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Michelangelo, The Sistine Chapel Ceiling, 1510

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Charles Simonds

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James Rosenquist

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UNITY

VARIETY

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Louise Nevelson

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Jacques Louis David

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Auguste Rodin

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Emil Nolde Michelangelo

Rembrandt

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Emil Nolde Michelangelo

Rembrandt

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PROportion

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Michelangelo

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Henry Moore

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Leonard Da Vinci

Botero

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bal nceA

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Sandro Bottecelli

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Sandro Bottecelli

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Paul Cezanne

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Paul Cezanne

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Pablo Picasso Willem DeKooning

Kenneth Noland

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Pablo Picasso Willem DeKooning

Kenneth Noland

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EmphasiS

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BronzinoCezanne

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Jackson Pollock

Mark Rothko

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